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Noam Scheiber

January 8, 2007
The Brain in Thain

The man who’s revolutionizing the New York Stock Exchange is a shrewd, calculating technocrat who turned its iconic trading floor into a machine—but he’s also the affable mensch who is managing to persuade the traders to go along with their own extinction.

October 10, 2005 | Feature
Freakonomizing

To cash in on the hottest academic trend, Columbia bought in bulk.

November 15, 2004 | Feature
Sins of the Son

In a corporate Greek tragedy, Jeffrey Greenberg tried desperately to escape the vast shadow of his insurance-mogul father, Hank, only to be smote by a more powerful god.

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